Sentence examples for certain to be a star from inspiring English sources

Signing Neymar, who is almost certain to be a star of this summer's World Cup in Brazil, should have been the greatest triumph of Rosell's presidency.

No matter what the company announces tomorrow -- which, hang on, I've just been assured by a reliable source is certain to be a giant iTunes Death Star that streams music from the future -- the speculation-swirling will whet the appetites of fanboys everywhere.

Five of Prince's six surviving siblings appeared in court Monday for the first hearing to start sorting out an estate certain to be worth millions, a task complicated because the star musician isn't known to have left a will.

A gossipy book in the first genre is almost certain to be popular, provided it trades on movie stars or Kennedy cachet.

Solo: A Star Wars Story is all-but-certain to be the lowest-grossing Star Wars film in terms of inflation-adjusted grosses.

In 1953 he proposed the "liquid water belt" theory, which stated that a planet had to be a certain distance from its star to develop an atmosphere and have liquid water, and therefore life.

In the 13 years since the first Riddick chronicle, Diesel has discovered what it means to be a certain kind of movie star, working hard but not too, serving material that, here, does what it's supposed to do".

Whereas being a movie star once required living in a certain place and having certain connections, being a YouTube star ostensibly only requires a camera and the internet.

Such artistic hubris feeds into the innate need for pop stars who reach a certain plateau to be seen as more than pop stars: see also Paul McCartney thinking he's a classical composer.

In other words, Ω is a star-shaped (in a certain strong sense) set.

"I was so certain that this was a new star that I checked only two star atlases, Coeli and Eclipticalis, before working out its position".